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THE BODY FOUND ON THE RIVER FLATS SATURDAY.
The body OF the aged man found on the river
fats, opposite the arsenal, Saturday morning and
partly buried In the mud Is still at the morgue at
the sixth precinct station and has not yet been
identified There were no marks Of violence and it
was evidently case OF accidental drowning or
suicide. A silver watch. about IS In money, an
Old clay pipe and pair OF spectacies were found
Ia the pockets OF toe clothes. On an envelope
found IN one pocket was written received nom g,
D. H., t1O0." Yesterday morning black derby
hat was washed ashore near the arsenal, in the
crown OF which was written s'3later, 10 SAMSON
street, philadelphia The police have notified the
Philadeipnia authorities. but up 20 this morning
had recelved no reply. The remains were discOv-
cred Dy three young men who were cunning ON
the Hats, as stated In saturdays STAR, ana they
Who jumped from the Long bridge on the 9Th OF
December and for the recovery OF which 500 re-
ward had been offered
CHAnGED WITH STEALING DIAMOND BRAcIINI.-
James Lewis, q c0l0red waiter employed ~ the Ma
uOnl hotel was arrested saturday night BY UeT-
geanG Dgg1nS while endaayOfing TO dispose OF q
valuable diamond bracelet, which, II Is charged,
had been stolen Irom MIA E. G. Davis LADY wh0
was stopping at the hotel
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The Boston Strikers Unyielding.

:. 1HHC A1OSSOAA SE11AC1S
THEY START A LINE OF STAGES, WHICH ARE WELL
PATRONIZED.
BOSTON, Feb 1.-THE striking employees OF the
horse railroads are apparently as firm as at the
inception OF the teup, and there is prospect Of
an Immediate end Of the strike. On both the South
Boston and Cambridge lines cars are running under
police protection. The strikers have put stages
ON the South Boston route, which are well patron
tied.
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.
EOR SALE
iORTHNEST.

.O SAI@f-
IL 6lt to $50 Nd. 1700-151y Ris,ss St.
aye.s h h.4rs $4,000 b.h. Srs. ga 800
400, 40S 18th st. s.w., 9,30-932 18th St., b.h.,
b.h., l., 9rs 600 stores. -24OOO
900 Va. ave. s.w, h., 2210-2234 Bdy. St,
ST PIG, aJl DIST. III ii-e3s5 10Th st,b bosoo
Sc III Dr.. -. 600 h.. 80 1900
SIS 1lth ST. 8 e-.f b.. 1882 TO 1743 L ST.,
ST. $50. Sal I'd St 1'ooo 1soi to 1906 LIST. n s0oo
Sc. FIJI, 4r.. 400 W, bib, g 900
612 st. s. E., f. h., 1139 to 1151k 23d
6r 1000 St NV, FIJI, 4rs g. 600
909 Oh i ST. s.e-. f.. 1919 l. St, f. h., 6rs
h, 5r.........--...2,OOOl and houses d 600
342, 344 M st. s.w.. 2126. 212S, 2150
h. -1,SOoi St. b. b., 4rs. 900
5i6 2ls Sd ST. s. W. zoo l4i4H Samson ST. oo
In. 1T 1,oUUl H., br. 300
BIB 10th ST. s. e. b., 1430 Samson St., n.
400 W.. FIJI. or j, 500
40S TO AS st. s.e-- A, 40 Jackson alley.
l,OOO NV, fh.. Ar .-...1 400
g. T. cor S. c. ave 1923 Madison ST., n
18th se.f.h- 2r. $50 w. f.h., 300
S13 I'd st. e., FIJI, 4r 500 $50 Grant ay nw12OO
l. st. bet Del. 1851 10 Boundary St
Canal sts.w. 4. n. ,3r. 500 W. b. b., pr 900
The above is only portion of the proportion my
books For full List call at Office bulletin issed on
the LIST and 10th Till THOS. E. WAGGAMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-14

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.
The following the opening and 800 pm prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H. II. Dodge. $40 10th street:
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The PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.-There was an at
tendance OF about 200 at the Presidents reception
this afternoon. A delegation of merchant tailors
on their way to attend a convention at Pittsburg,
were among the visitors. They were headed by
MIR. Geo. Il. Keen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-14

The nexifn NGttoaol Gosette says that tho en-
p es0s % Russia has sens friendly letter 70 xsn-
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NOR SALE CHEAP-TWO EIGHT ROOM BRICK
c. II. PARKER,
fI2-3ts Az and Il s.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-14

VyOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD BUSINESS CORNER
II House new: house viii rent for $50 per month. |
Price $500. c. H. PARKER
fl2-.,t. Al and l. s-w.
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FOR SALE-HOUSt,S

E,OR SsLE-IMPORTANT TO INVRsTORS-I
iNe secured }0OnG0 square feet in Whitney Close
subdivision making about 20 Lots some OF which are
tine choicest OF the entire tract. and which will sell al
small aiN lnce 10 immediate buyers TERMS cash
balance i, =. 5 and Years. Call at once
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

IHOR sALE-THE CHOICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE
I Lots, by s. g HILL. corner 9Th ana s.s Il4o.-
EOR sALK-LOTs IN WHITNEY CLOSE AID
buy before prices rise Money win be made BY those
radS sod NSx !: the goien
ID. STONE, 1925 st. NV I4-W
y H 81 ssh .na s
LCOR sALE-CHEAP-A NICE LOT ON 2D ST,
anS and
with two side walls 20 by 20 'As'e r. p4nkER
Il Lots, by s. c. Hill. corner 9Th and SITS II4-ot
EoR sALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, 80 CHOICE
Fl 50 r. 1sry lots for SAID.
piss s f 39c and Mass
p i's foo 'f n1a;o R coP sh snd
a GHoaGE 81 s.s VIII ne s
o S's al Mi ssI ssss
before the end Of spring Ny Object IL selling Is to
n42t. Box 90, Star Office.
FOR sALE-THE CHOICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE 81.
Il Lots, by s. c. HILL. corner 9Th aud sts n4-6t.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
1$4Ss8 square feet Of ground on 5th ST. with
foot. win subdivde to great advantage. Plat fur
nished.
sd 600 900 square feet Of ground on Maryland ave
nue. extended This property lies in rectangular shape
between the b: and o. RR. and the avenue, with the
tire 'front.' l264 feet Lies high Every foot of it can
be used in subdivision. Plat furnished showing la
aes lying
Lanier Heights, 20c. square foot
4th. Some desirable lots Columbia Heights and Me-
ridan Hill; three on 18th street extended
fiat DAVID d. STONE, 1925 st. NV.
EoR SALE, SIX LOTS, LANIER HEIGHTS
Il three on Columbia road, three on Lanier avenues
$500 feet, 35c: IT. through; best located Laner
Offered for few days. CUTTER WIMER, 1923 F st.
n fl2-3t
II and o SITS. Nv. Price 6Oc per foot. A number Of
Lots ON Q St at $500 each. Terms easy. G. II. PAR
KER, AZ and E sts. aw 12-3ts
EOR SALE-CHEAP-lO LOTS ON ST., BET.
Il I'D and sta. wv; $500 each: terms. and two
years, N1ce lot on ~ st. s.w.: 4S19S. Cheap G. IL
PARKER, ~ and SITS. s.w. fl2-3ts
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TREASURER JORDAN says he favors Mr.. J. "
Whelpley, the present assistant treasurer, as hi
successor, as the policy OF the Office is to I'LL Va
served.
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IGOR SALE CHEAP-TwO FIVE ROOM BRICK,
c. H PARKER,
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NOR SALE CHEAP-THREE NEW EIGHT ROOM
II Brick Houses on LIST st II w.. renting at S2; each
$4,000 C. H. PARKER,
fI9-,t. Y and T. s.w.
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RAS0R OF THE T11RnoxKTn.--The following
Mote the readings at tho signal once TO day: 3 q
n. ~: am, 10: IL am, SO; 2p.ms So; maxi
mum. 36; minimum. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-14

ISOR SALE CHEAP-TwO GOOD BUSINESS
II Houses and one small House, 4 h and ". $4,000
Tor the three houses c. H. PARKER,
n2-3t. A.. and Z sw.
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IloR sALE-2I39 K ST. NV, NEW l2-ROOM
IT brick; front and back yard built for owner: sub
attracJive removal from city reason for
selling. Price % 0O0. Lot 20x100. Terms $500
cash r. q. box SIS. jag -:Iw'
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GcALPMG THE WOODEN MpIANs.-Today In the
romeo Court $50 collateral was forfeited In case
Wnefe man was charged, under the name OF
CnarieS Aeane, with carrying q blackjack and
LILY n,, me man was arrested about 1ve O'Clock
tnls morning on Pennsylvania avenue. It isstated
tnat ne Was under the influence OF liquor and was
guy lOI the purpose OF scalping the wooden In
01aNS IN mont OF cigar stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-14

I,OR SALE-6TH. NEAR T ST. NV, GROOM
brick nearly new with tne brick stable, 30 #.
alley; Vermont ave. bet and L, S-room brick, in
me condltion arEe ground in front; 81 ZOO feet Of
ground at Lanier Heights only &c. per #, for few
days only; lots on " Capitol 21xl1S it. at Soc;
nne lot, oOxlo0, Lanier Heights, &c.
&c. COOK.
f2-3ln 1149 Pennsylvania ave.
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ACTING ToP0GRAPHER-Mr. E Freyhold, one Of
the Oldest In point OF service OF the draughtsmen
IN the topographer's office Of the Post Office de-
partment, has been placed temporarily In charge
OF mat Office as acting tOpOgrapher until q
successor to Mr.. Nicholson, whose resignation
mined upon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

Ffom svefy good acsismy l. constantly
going forth into al The Surrounding couu.
iry an lrfasrcs asskcning TIE desire All
originating tac pufpose 10 m,ny uiud, ilr
nbsral etucxiion. Prom this ius;ltailoa
a. q center. taribg iae long psrioi o, more
than foar score years. hAs ratiatei such
an innusncs. swaying miuds here aud
there. stArting TIE thought ani klntilng
The desire f0r Intellectual and spiritual
improvement To this Nay Hebron has
been largely instrumental Ia deciding and
shaping tie llie-work % hundreds. yea.
thOasAn 4 ofyosng men and women. some
OF whoa have become eminent Statesmen.
others bare taken high rAnk 10 iAe law.
TIE ministry. 10 medicine. In TIE cause OF
edneAilon ani In commercial sfslrs. FOR
The success they have achieved 10 these
and other pursuits, they are Indebted large
ly 10 The dicipline aud training. intellect.
al. moral ant religious, received a. this
school. Asa matter Of course they feel
graceful for TIE helps here obtained, Aui
always esteem Il = privilege % give sons
expression % their loyalty and love. They
rejoice In The edJrts nos makiug % secure
q fand for the erection % new builiings
that shall BE- adequate % The wants % the
school Ani that al may have tie oppor.
tunliy % Contributing % this noble eater
prise. ITS proposed 20 form an association,
Including teachers, siaients, patrons aud
friends. oil and yOung. rich AMI poor.
male and female, nov widely scattered
over our broad land.
Authorised In The welfare OF the school
are asked 10 consider The pr0prisiy OF 81.
fecting an organization for The purpose
herein design ated. a. Hebron on the 29th.
inst, the day OF The anniversary exercises.
OF The academy. and are hereby cordially
invitei % be present 20 ssslst In accom-
plishing this object
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
NEWS or rHE WEEK.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
STATE PicK-uPs.
Tue UnlversAlist State Convention was
held al Calais AS. week.

TIE UnlversAiist State Convention was
held al Calais las: week.
A Gre In Llncoln village Monday night
Jane 2cth. destroyed $4,000 worth OF
property.
Augustus Carter. while returning from
the home OF q young lady whom be had
escorted 20 q circus, Monday night, Was
wsylAid BY young man who Knocked him
down with . club and then sho, him In the
back. Ills recovery Is doubtful. Al Rob
inson has been arrested for the assault,
bat denies any knowledge OF the matter.
IL Is supposed that Jealousy Was The cause
OF the attack.
The Maine Historical Society held is
annual meeting AZ Brunswick last week,
and elected The following officers
Presidsnt-Iion. James W. Bradbury. Of Al.
vice Prs.idsnt-sir. James p. Baxter. effort
corresponding secrstxry-Gen. John Mar.
shall nrOsn, % Portland.
Tressurer-Lesis Pierce. OF Portland.
Biographer-liOn- Joseph Williamson. OF
Ballast
Rscorfiax secretary. Librarian and Cabinet
Kespsr-H. W. Bryant. ~ Portland
standing COMMUNICATIONS n. ssuAil. OF
wi-css-st, William a. Lspbsm. OF Augusta.
Henry :. burrage. of Portland. joseph VII
hanson. OF Belfast. william 6eoid. OF wind
ban: Henry l. CHAIRMAN, OF brinsviek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

A CoEEEroNnENr. IN communiea-
ton ~h.ch sppeafs ca Tie frs, page o..
this ISSUE. clearly shows the aPparsai a.
,iiu1e q President Cleveland towards
The soldiers There Is koassi difference
Of opinion in regard 10 the Presidents
veto q the dependent pension bill. In
regard % The return % the hsgs there i
also difference o. opinion. ut the general
sense q The loyal slement - sirongly
condemned ii that the Prss.ien; sas that
bis aeiioa. even II well.iaieniioaed and
patriotic. VS. injadic.ous al ill.,imed.
The time. 4 !; ever does come. i 10;
yet. ~hsa the esp;ors % those Gags vii
oonssn, 20 have them returned Neither
was such a. action asked o. expected BY
the southern States. TIE comments q
southern newspaPefs upon ite matter,
though al are more Or less fractured Nth
The ranking bitterness % defeat. It'll
agree that Il there i opPosiiioa 20 their
return. they should stay where they are.
they DO rot wAai them let them
res, in peace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

ugttcH 90 tuH snGEiTT 90 OxTOGp CursIt.
STAIR 90 MAINE.
uNiuHp. - .-JaBs ~. A. u. issi
IN, IT'S L. - give >otles, that on the ~ daf ~
lsns. A. II. 49,. wsuaat In iasolssnry
sas istus,i uut ~ ths tcuu ~ ietolfeart ~
al 0oaaiF % nsl1fi. asaiast ne estate Of
tbNisl b. Mulftt 81 fsfts. ~ al oouatTs Al
Iaised 81 ~ an inssiFcat tlsttef. "a Ici,ion 81
40 iFttaf. shirh I<uiion SO airi 90 ibs
lisg dsy ~ hay. q. o, iaf. o shlch
lat nanri tsis iatffesi "a clans ~ " y
ssngatci. hat he paymeui % AnI dis
ani ths deliver AL usnsisf ~ sny rtoVsfif
tsisaEing o. sad dettof. 81 HIN % fof ia
uss And M dsiifsfy Anf uansfef 81 snf PROV
sftt - Ala are foftHiisa ~ Lac That msstief
u ne Cfysiliofs ~ al bestof, O. profs thts
ustgs sal choose Gee ~ mofe AssiEusss 81 20
sslsis 10 - bell ~ q Coun of tasaltsory. % -
hoiisn al PROBATE touu kooln In Paris ~ al
IounlY, 90 ne Eth isy 81 juJ. A. q. ls,l. ~
Iue o'ciost len tls iofynoaa
t.ltsa snisf ~ hani ~ tste frsi anofs sfHtsn
ELISHA sIUNh. rsYgtf stsrr.
a. Nssssassf 81 10 Cpun 81 iHsol'sssf Zoe 'Aii
CouniJ ~ otior'.
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AxcE on TuK ASSfvERsANy on ouR ma
rfoSAL INDEPENDENCE. AT rams HILL
-xvnYBoDr INVITED AND MOST xvrRr'
Bopr INFECTED
where will yoa celebrated Jast cast
your eye over The programme OF the Paris
nm celebration. We know you can ap-
prsclaie good Thing when YOU get your
eye on a. Generally sp~sking. the pro-
grsmme includes everything that req.
souable man could ,sk In q slagle day. II
unreasonable men dou't see what they ask,
they will BE- obliged 10 want Tor u.
Al sunrise nstionsl ss.uie will be frei.
A. half past seven there will be grad
parade 90 fsntNstics AMI hofribles. The
llpe will ~ under comm,nd ~ Bfigsdier-
General Frank A Eastman, with an ahle
corps u military assistant.
A. nine O'Clock The grsud military aud
civic parade vi, b. formed and parade the
principal streets. The Norway Light In
fsntry. First Regiment. Msln- Volunteer
Militia. AM Wiiilsm n kimbsl Post.
Grand Army oftAs Republic. have sCosptd
Invitations ani will BE- present sni psrilc.
ipVe In the parade Toe ii1- will Re mace
% 80 follow
chief NarshAi col. ALERT :. Ausiln.
John risros. Joha y. STANLEY.
Paris IIln nras. Hand
Hmefy ". Mason. Leader.
Nsr-sy Ils,i iaf.airy. "a. n. IL Rsrt A. w.
Capt George u Hose. commanding
WIN n Klmbaii rost. No. "a. q Ar
capt. ~ y. bolster. commanding
Citlfcns
school Chiiirvn With Rag.
The luc will form IN from, ofthe Acsi
,my snd march .oaih ny the residence OF
n l.. llsmmnui - Main 81. thence ~
Mda ~; n tlr Grn Kimb,ll piac-, tara.
lrg their A., llu. - march will be fremont
81 ~ lircnin 81 q Main s.. - Court
81 - th- C1nmpa. whsrs TIE Norway
Llght inf.ntry will give an sxhiolilon drill
auicf commsni 81 Cap, George X Howe
~ Ten o'clock The people will asssmole
., ne unlvs rsAli., church. where The us.
rN service. 90 The day will b. conducted
Hefick G Davis. E'q. will preside.
Prs,er Vii br of,rvi The ID 'claraiion
of ln.isprni.uc- will - rvtf ~ NJ. A y
Fofh,-. All The Grafton will be- given by
Hoo. George 4 Wilson. % South Pals
A. eleven O'Clock f,ptrace. pbtNtn.
rsrr. aud obstacle race siil occur on Main
-. Oas dollar slii b. given ~ he Sinusf
81 each rsc~ rhry. a. sut'r. iso IN start
Eoifiss - hr made - Ns~ton Stanls,.
A. ueOn q nstlonA ssiaie sil - hfei,
All Other Interesting cxcfcisrs vii De 10
order.
Al 90. o'cinck th,r. vii b, hsni %.
cert on N Common
Attso O'Clock match gsmr 20 base
ball all b. p.sSsd istsesr ~ South Paris
BAse Hal cub sriihe Paris I'LL C'uh. fpf
purse ~ I've dollars
Al sunset uNiipu.l ss'ute all 20 nrvi.
A. seven ci.ck bsni coucsft siil b.
given
a. The evening" grant BAL sui - given
A. Academy Hall Maslc ~ Tosi~'s o.
chssifs. ~ Csnt,n Ticket. f,r fsncing.
.sv,riy fsc cent. pr cnuple. ice-cresm
AM c1kr ST. h~ On sal9 taflag TIE later
mission
This celebration q. n-g lnif 4 AL con
tuc,s.i uri~r M sa.plcrs ~ The Paris
III Bras. Bsni slth 10 al ~ The eli.
rrus % Paris Everybody Il Invited, o..
gariisss 90 race. color. 30 previous coz
fiilln ~ ssrfiiuis"
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81 sat Ccsft fof salt tsatiI vfotfpii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
Nou.re.,d~ut Tn,~s,

In The Trattaii8a % Mitcn, 10 ne CouaiT %
Ostsri al stare % hains. Coz ne yeAr is--.
The fDiluut1s iist q tshes 90 real estate Of
non rcslisnt osnsfs IN the fisntaii'n y siiios,
10. m year ls-f. ln hills committed % Jsfsfscn
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inta ne Irrasufy u fali tosn -ithin tiEhiesn
rsantts fota 80 ilatr 81 ne rom miiusai " sal
bills - murh - TIE real sstAis tatri a. sill y
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a.. lrtsfrst aad rhaFErs. I'll ehtuat fnfthsf
nrtirs ~ coll 90 pNtic aueti n 81 ihs dsslhns
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$500 IN ~ aftrfrooa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

Now that The storm q indignation has
pa, = stop 20 the return q The battle
a.g.. "a si,emp, i being made 20 shiik
the responsibility q originating the
scheme The President. friends siirib-
ute The suggestion 20 Adjsiani.Gsn
Drmu. General Drum. on the other
hand. oonei.ely says. "The iisa originated
With The Executive
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

A PEoNrr CotLrcroE-Alden Chase.
ESQ. Collector Of the Iowa % WOOD
stock. paid In 20 The Cogniy Treasurer.
the fsn amour; u The Couniy tax. On
the 2ls, Instant. This = tee tfsi TAI
paid % 'ke Treasurer this seasoa Mr.
Chase 40 paid The So, iAN 20 ihe Treas.
ursr last year Il i hoped that other
Collectors vii follos b.. example sad
fof~ari ihe County iaN eafly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
n-L.lA.- .rNINAKY.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

OXFORD. Ssi-n sCoart q PrOtsis bsli a.
Paris uithin ani Or ne COSBY of OffIf'i
on Ne third Tsssiay 81 Jah-. A. u. t~;.
fEtD u. lIONE. Aimlaisfatf 90 toe
estate q AionfD Hose. late % nsthsi.
10 tad touuty. decsAssd. having pFssentri NJ.
accourt q AdmlnislfAii0n ~ the esiais "a ssii
dccesse,i Tor kll0ssnesf
OEuNHIu. thsi satd AtmlnisirAlof give notice
10 al IsfsOus tntsrested ID esusns eoIy ~ this
order 10 b. Iueiishsi thrse weeks saccsssNclF IL
TIE Ohfcfd Democrat. sagssyspef printed a. Far.
IL. that thcf nay hgTssf 90 q frobsie 'ouH . -
hsli ~ fAFls, IN sail county. on the thirf Tue
d.y 81 Jay nsti, a. uise o'cloft IN TIC iofenoOa.
All stos esass. n any they have. uhJ NE sane
sA0u1 nCt BE- ailOscd
Gro. \. wiI.sD>. Jsigs.
Atfus sopy-Attssi u. q. DAVIS. hssi.tsfs